AIDS and The History of Depopulation Policies
Rolf. A. F. Witzsche
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The shift of focus towards a self-centered, self-isolated type of existence is especially recognizable in the financial arena where people are literally sealing from each other to enrich themselves, while the physical economy that exists to enrich society as a whole is forced to contract under the burden of an evermore intense looting of its development resources. The modern day phenomenon is that the perceived value of the financial aggregates of the world is increasing exponentially in proportion to which the physical economy contracts.
People are simply
demanding ever higher profits from each other as they trade their
investment papers to and fro between themselves. Ironically, they close
their eyes to the simple fact that their cleverly accumulated financial
claims against the physical economy, which financial aggregates are, have
even now far exceeded the capacity of the world's economy to redeem them.
This means, that if the present trend of physical collapse and financial
super-evaluation were continued to infinity, humanity would face a world
drowning in financial wealth, while not a single item of physical product
would be produced that could be purchased with the amassed financial
wealth, which thereby would be worthless.
In
addition, such a catastrophe will likely be many times worse in an
environment in which society is strongly self-centered and self-isolated
from one another, rather than being focused on enriching and protecting
one another's existence in the larger bond of unity that a nation should
represent. In this, the real threat of AIDS comes to light.
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